55 Old Broad Street
Building story
Filled with history, the line of London’s Roman wall runs east-west across the 55 Old Broad Street development. Although from investigations it is believed no remains now exist, the site still marks an important entry point to the City of London from the north. Other historical elements still exist including the Grade II listed Victorian Bath House adjacent to the building which dates back to 1817.
Key info
| Location: | Liverpool Street, London |
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| Size: | 282,000 sq ft of offices, 9,500 sq ft of terraces & 15,000 sq ft of retail |
| BREEAM: | Targeting Outstanding |
| NABERS: | Targeting 5 Star |
| Architects: | Fletcher Priest Architects |
| Completion date: | Q1 2030 |
55 Old Broad Street will define a new era of workspace, raising expectations of what a City building can be. Moments from Liverpool Street Station and the Elizabeth line, it will combine considered design, unique spaces and exceptional amenities to elevate workplace experience for a new age of opportunity.
